Orthodox Christians normally celebrate Christmas later than other Christians. But for Orthodox Christian refugees who fled Ethiopia's northern Tigray region when the Eithiopian government launched military action to remove the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front, this Christmas in particular is little to cheer about. Many are in refugee camps in Sudan, and just getting something, let alone preparing a feast, is proving difficult.
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